About Webinar

From composite fillings to single crowns to multiple unit bridges to implant restorations, achieving predictable high-end restorative practice can be challenging for any dental practitioners. Particularly for all types of implant crowns, bridges and dentures, understanding of the particular patients’ occlusion is most critical for the successful outcome of the cases. Yet, most dentists are not satisfied with the occlusion knowledge they got from dental school or usual continuing education courses. Join Dr. Lee in simplifying and understanding occlusion for all your patients.

Does Canine/Anterior Guidance or Group Function Apply to Everyone?

How to individualize optimal occlusion for your particular patient?

How to deliver an ideal hard acrylic Occlusal Orthosis/NightGuard?

What are the Differences Between Teeth & Implants in Occlusion?

Dr. Thomas Lee received his BA from Northwestern University and his ODS from the University of Illinois at Chicago. He then completed his General Practice Residency at the Valley Medical Center in Fresno, CA, and his Advanced Prosthodontics residency at UCLA.

Dr. Lee has taught at UCLA School of Dentistry with many different capacities over the years and was recently re-appointed Associate Clinical Professor in the Section of Restorative Dentistry. Since July of last year, Dr. Lee has been serving as the Director of both the Venice and Westwood AEGD (Advanced Education in General Dentistry) residency programs and the Restorative ACT (Advanced Clinical Training) program at UCLA.

Dr. Lee has spent many years alternating in both full-time private practice and academia, as well as leading local study clubs. Recognized by many of his peers as an expert in complex full mouth reconstructions, Dr. Lee most cherishes opportunities to get to know each of his patients on individual basis and seeing improvements in their lives.